LG OLED 77 GX + arduino nano + Hyperion + WS2812B

    OK her is my setup.

    Without this forum i couldn't get all the info i needed. So thx for that :)


    The wall mount is screwed on a wooden board to get the necessary distance for the alu l-profiles.

    The profiles came with a diffusion cover.


    The LEDS are controlled with an arduino nano which is connected to my PC.

    I couldn't use RPi because there is (to my knowledge) no possibility to work with 4k-120Hz

    I only use the TV as an secondary PC monitor so I opted to use the Windows grabber.


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    I still need to fix the corners. There is no diffusor so the light is brighter on the corners.

    Quote from BigBaus

    The LEDS are controlled with an arduino nano which is connected to my PC.

    I couldn't use RPi because there is (to my knowledge) no possibility to work with 4k-120Hz

    I only use the TV as an secondary PC monitor so I opted to use the Windows grabber.

    Hey,

    I have very similar setup - LG 77CX and Arduino Uno. Thing is that it does not even keep up with 60Hz signal, not to mention 120Hz. I mean that there's visible lag with fast moving objects and I only use 100 LEDs. Is Arduino Nano any faster? When I checked wikipedia, both are 16MHz.

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